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This book, which I borrowed, is the story of Millie. She is a child whose mother has been forced into prostitution, and is arrested. Millie ends up with Aggie, a large rag trader, and their lives change over the years.
It's not really my kind of book, which is rather what I had expected. I've read some of this author's books before, and have found them rather too realistic with unpleasant detail of the kind I would prefer not to read.
Still, 'The Rag Nymph' is well-written and quite readable. It's a good story if you like this kind of 'gritty reality' historical fiction.
Review copyright Sue's Book Reviews, 1999
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